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  1. Samantha Dewester – I recall her as the Denial-of-Public-Access Counselor for the City of Indianapolis. Her process was to look at pretty much every FOI request from citizens and deny it with her trademark phrase, “lacks reasonable particularity.” Bleh.

    1. Read the story again. The felony charged was reduced to misdemeanor, and that plea was accepted by the presiding judge at the time.

      There’s no felony on her record. Period.

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